Restaurant 1733

Restaurant on Nybrogade in the city centre, named for the year of the building. A sit-down dinner option in Copenhagen's established queer dining circuit.

The building at Nybrogade 14 dates to 1733, giving the restaurant both its name and a physical context that sets it apart from the sleeker, more contemporary dining rooms that dominate Copenhagen's queer-adjacent food circuit. The menu leans into classic European cooking with a Danish sensibility, served with full table service and a wine list that gets serious attention — this is a place where the meal is the point, not a backdrop to a bar programme.